Bar covers and cases enclose chainsaw blades to protect them and prevent them from causing damage during transport.

Chain sharpeners use compatible stones or grinding wheels to hone dull teeth on chainsaw chains. They renew cutting edges to make clean cuts without binding in the wood, optimize fuel consumption, and reduce the risk of the saw kicking back and injuring the operator.

Chainsaw cutting guides assist with positioning the saw to make specific types of cuts or increase leverage to improve cut quality.

Chainsaw adjusting tools set chain tension, tighten and loosen guide bars, and perform other maintenance and repair tasks on chainsaws. Also known as chainsaw screnches, they have a screwdriver on one end and a wrench on the other.